Great care.Built onconfidence.

For care teams who want to feel ready. And leaders who need to know they are. Learning, hands-on practice and competency assessment, brought together around the people in your care.

One shared purpose. Three specialist partners: myAko · CBAT · Confident Competence.

A care professional and an older woman sharing a warm moment at home
That's more
like it.

Who's behind it

Three specialists. One connection.

Not a partnership on paper. One path your team moves along, with the right specialist at each step, so learning turns into practice, and practice into proof.
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Meet Amara

There's no module for a morning like this.

A completed course is only part of the story. See what confidence looks like when learning becomes practice, and practice becomes proof.

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From learning to practice to proof.
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100% compliant. That's what the dashboard says about Amara, but that doesn't tell the whole story. There's no module for a morning like this.
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What she does next is the part that matters. How do you know she can do that? Fair question. 100% says she finished the training.
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It doesn't say she can do the job. Built for Confidence starts where most training stops. First, she learns on her phone, on a break.
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Short, practical, built for care. Then she practises it in a room with real people, the way it actually happens.
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Then someone watches her do it for real, not a quiz. An observation signed off only when it's been seen.
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Because we've seen her. Learnt, practised, seen. One pathway, one audit trail. That's Built for Confidence, from learning to practice to proof.
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100% compliant. "Thank you." And this time, you know what it's worth. Now that's more like it.
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The missing connection

100% compliant.
Can you?

A certificate says "completed". Care asks, "can you?"

Your team deserves more than a tick in a training matrix. Connect what people learn with what they do, and build a clear picture of capability.

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Beyond completion

Knowing the theory is a starting point. Supported practice helps people use it when it matters.

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Beyond separate systems

A connected pathway keeps learning, practice and assessment moving in the same direction.

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Beyond a gut feeling

Observed capability gives managers a stronger basis for development conversations and evidence.

A shared approach

Learn it. Apply it. Know they can.

Three complementary specialists, working towards one outcome: people who feel ready to deliver great care.

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01 · Learn
myAko

Learn.

With myAko

Build the knowledge that good care starts with.

Digital learning and structured pathways help your people develop relevant knowledge around the demands of their working day.

✓  Care Certificate, mandatory and specialist learning
✓  A structured development pathway
Meet myAko ↗
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02 · Apply
CBAT

Apply.

With CBAT

Turn understanding into everyday practice.

Face-to-face and virtual training give people space to ask questions, practise skills and connect their learning to real care situations.

✓  Practical learning with experienced trainers
✓  Support shaped around your team's needs
Meet CBAT ↗
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03 · Confirm
Confident Competence

Confirm.

With Confident Competence

Make capability visible. Make growth possible.

Workplace competency assessment helps you see what people can do, capture evidence and identify where further support will help.

✓  Assessment of capability in practice
✓  Evidence to inform the next development step
Meet Confident Competence ↗
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Learnt, practised, seen.
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What changes

Better supported teams. More confident care.

From the person delivering care to the person receiving it, capability matters to everyone.

For your people

Ready for the day.

Knowledge, practice and constructive feedback to help people approach their work with confidence.

For your leaders

Don't guess if your team is ready. Know that they are.

A clearer view of strengths, development needs and the evidence behind each person's capability.

For the people you support

In capable hands.

Care delivered by people supported to put their knowledge into thoughtful, capable practice.

Already working in care

Not a theory. A track record.

The partners behind Built for Confidence have been doing this for years, in real services, with real teams.

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100,000+
learners on myAko
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1,500+
care organisations
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UK's largest
face-to-face and virtual care training provider (CBAT, 7+ years)
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12% 97%
compliance turnaround on one client's journey

Completed ≠ skilled

"The research literature doesn't say that completing training is important. It says that being skilled is important. And you don't necessarily get skilled by completing a training course."

Tom Evans
Head of Practice Development, Precious Homes

95%+ for six straight years

"Mandatory training can often be seen as a chore for staff. myAko have made the learning experience appealing and engaging. The back-office support we get is invaluable."

Ian Dixon
Head of Compliance and Risk, PHL Group (2,000 staff)

Development, not box-ticking

"We were doing training, not development. And I think that's a key distinction. myAko has helped us move to something more structured, practical, and embedded within day-to-day roles."

Tommy Collins
Head of Business Transformation, Millennium Support

Free downloads

Compliant isn't the same as ready.

Training records tell you what's been completed. They don't tell you how prepared someone feels to use it today. Beyond Compliance sets out why confidence is the workforce signal most care organisations miss, and how to measure it responsibly, without ever mistaking it for competence.

Cover of the Beyond Compliance leadership briefing

Leadership briefing

Your workforce is compliant. But are they ready?

The short version, written for registered managers, directors and boards. Read it before your next leadership meeting, or share it with the people who sit in it.

  • The blind spot in most training records, and what the 2025 DHSC skills survey says about it
  • The four confidence and competence states, and how to respond to each
  • A simple model: detect, understand, support, reassess
  • Five questions to ask about your own organisation
Download the briefingPDF, 4 pages, 282 KB
Cover of the Beyond Compliance white paper

White paper

Beyond Compliance: confidence, competence and workforce readiness in care

The full case, with the evidence behind it. For quality leads, L&D teams and anyone putting a proposal together internally, across adult social care and children's services.

  • What to measure, when to measure it, and why change over time matters more than a score
  • How it supports CQC Regulation 18 and Ofsted's 2026 children's homes framework
  • The risks, ethics and safeguards, including psychological safety
  • An eight-step implementation framework you can start from
Download the white paperPDF, 7 pages, 294 KB

A moment to reflect

Where does your confidence stand?

Five questions to help you reflect on how learning becomes capability in your team.

No email required. Your answers stay on this page.
A conversation starter, not a compliance assessment.

Your confidence check
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Can you see how each person's learning connects to their day-to-day role?

Yes, consistently
Sometimes
Not yet
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Let's talk

A more confident team starts right here.

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Tell us a little about your organisation. We'll use your enquiry to arrange a conversation about the support your team needs.

⏱︎  A 30-minute discovery call
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Start with your team

Where are things working well, and where would more support help?

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Explore the right combination

Learning, practical training and assessment, shaped around your setting.

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Agree a useful next step

A clear starting point for building capability together.

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